For a safer, greener built environment
We offer ESG and technical advisory services to help funds, developers and corporations maximise returns from their property investments and developments while minimising risks.
Catalyst for
Real Estate Funds
Working with real estate funds to ensure that their assets are greener, safer and more resilient – maximising the value of developments while minimising risk.
Multinational Corporations
Creating a greener, safer and more attractive environment. Delivering on your corporate commitments and enhancing your employee value proposition.
Property Developers
Helping property developers to navigate the ever-tightening regulatory environment, reducing financial, physical, and compliance risks while maximising property values.
Services
Unlock opportunities and mitigate risks with our ESG Services.
Achieve demonstrable excellence across your Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives.
Independent, digitalised, multi-disciplinary technical advice from a single firm.
New challenges require new solutions. It is no longer necessary to hire multiple technical advisors from different firms.
We were already aware of our greenhouse gas savings, but Catalyst helped us translate that into a recognisable format for investors.
Projects
Carrigtwohill New School Campus
- Client: Department of Education
- Service: Technical Advisory Services
- Location: Cork, Ireland
- Development Type: Public Sector
- Completion Date: 2024
Newmarket Yards
- Service: Technical Advisory Services
- Sector: Property Developers
- Location: Dublin, Ireland
- Development Type: Commercial & Residential
The Exo Building
- Service: ESG Consulting
- Sector: Property Developers
- Location: Dublin, Ireland
- Development Type: Office Building
People. Planet. Purpose.
Thinking
What Ireland’s BER Changes Mean for Energy, Carbon and Value
Ireland’s Building Energy Rating (BER) system changed on 24 May 2026, introducing a a simplified rating scale for both domestic and non-domestic buildings. The change is more than a new set of letters. It affects how buildings are assessed, how their energy performance is understood and, increasingly, how owners need …
BSR’s New Approach to Higher-Risk Building Assessments: What It Means for Duty Holders
Earlier this month, the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) announced plans to update the approach on Building Assessment Certificates (BACs) for occupied Higher-Risk Buildings (HRBs). The proposed approach is intended to be more proportionate and targeted, while continuing to maintain high standards of building safety. The change follows feedback from Principal Accountable Persons (PAPs), …